Application of Ozonation to Dyeing Wastewater Treatment—Case Study in Nishiwaki Treatment Plant

Authors: Takahashi, Nobuyuki1; Kumagai, Tomoya2

Source: Ozone: Science and Engineering, Volume 30, Number 6, November 2008 , pp. 439-446(8)

Publisher: Taylor and Francis Ltd

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Abstract:

Three treatment methods, raw wastewater (RW) → coagulation → biological treatment (RCB), RW pre-ozonation → biological treatment (ROB) and RW → biological treatment → post-ozonation (RBO), were investigated to clarify their effectiveness in treating dyeing wastewater from a treatment plant. The decrease in dissolved organic carbon (DOC) was in the following order: RCB ≥ RBO > ROB. DOC removal of 200 mg/L by biological treatment of RW was clearly higher than that of 12 mg/L by ozonation. On the other hand, only DOC removal of 108 mg/L was observed by biological treatment in RW after ozonation. The decrease in biological oxygen demand (BOD5) was in the following order: ROB ≥ RCB > RBO. Because of the enhancement of biodegradability brought about by ozonation, BOD5 after ozonation in RBO was higher than that of RW after biological treatment. Color was effectively removed by ozonation for both RW and RW after biological treatment, and the decrease in color was in the following order: RBO > ROB ≥ RCB. Adsorbable organic halide formation potential (AOXFP) and toxicity unit (TU15, exposure time is 15 min) were more effectively decreased by biological treatment than by coagulation or ozonation, although the differences among RCB, ROB and RBO were very small.

Keywords: Pre-Ozonation; Post-Ozonation; Coagulation; Biological Treatment; Dyeing Wastewater; DOC; Color; AOXFP; Toxicity Unit

Document Type: Research article

DOI: 10.1080/01919510802488011

Affiliations: 1: Institute for Environmental Management Technology, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Tsukuba-shi, Japan 2: Saitama Industrial Technology Center, Kawaguchi-shi, Japan

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